BRISTOL, England (Interstat) — Bristol Rovers will look to continue their push up the League Two table when they host an Accrington Stanley side seeking a first win in over a month on Saturday.

The match at Memorial Stadium kicks off at 3 p.m. local time on March 28.

Rovers (16-9-8) enter with momentum, sitting fifth in the table and fresh off a 2-1 road victory over Gillingham last Saturday. That win extended their unbeaten run to three matches, having also defeated Shrewsbury Town and Crewe Alexandra in recent weeks. Their home form has been mixed, however, with two wins, two draws and two losses in their last six at Memorial Stadium.

Accrington Stanley (11-10-12), positioned 14th, is mired in a goal drought. John Coleman’s side has failed to score in its last three matches across all competitions, including a 0-0 draw at Barrow on March 14. Their last victory was a 1-0 result over Tranmere Rovers on Feb. 17. Stanley’s away record this season shows resilience but a lack of cutting edge, with just one win in their last five league travels.

The statistical service Interstat projects a 1-1 draw for this fixture.

Historically, this matchup has been tight. In their first meeting this season on Dec. 26, 2025, the teams played to a 1-1 draw at Accrington’s Wham Stadium.

For Bristol Rovers, a win is crucial to maintain pressure on the automatic promotion places. Accrington Stanley, now eight points clear of the relegation zone, will view this as an opportunity to halt their slide and build a buffer with a positive result.

Key players to watch include Bristol Rovers forward Jevani Brown, who has been instrumental in their attack, and Accrington Stanley defender Jay Rich-Baghuelou, who will be tasked with shoring up a back line that has kept clean sheets but needs more support from a stagnant offense.

Following this match, Bristol Rovers will prepare for a Good Friday clash against Fleetwood Town on April 3. Accrington Stanley’s next outing is at Gillingham on April 6.